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以下是小编为大家准备的雅思口语考试别说这些话，本文共10篇，仅供参考，欢迎大家阅读。本文原稿由网友“off”提供。

篇1：雅思口语考试别说这些话

雅思口语考试别说这些话

为了更方便大家查看，今天把这8个内容全部整理到了一篇里面，看过的同学也可以温故而知新。在雅思口语考试中，有一些中国考生用的语句虽然不一定是错误的，但听在雅思考官耳里却是很刺耳的。有的体现在太多雅思考生用那些只有很少母英语语人才会用的语句;有的则是正确的单词被使用于不对的上下文。如果你不想招你的考官烦的话，最好避免用这些说法。即使你不考雅思，也可以学学更地道的表达方式。在雅思考试中最好别说这些话

雅思口语错误表达：01to develop one's logical thinking /critical thinking

好多考生在回答'你为什么选择这个专业?'或者'你喜欢你的专业吗?'这样的问题时会说：他们选这个专业的理由是：'这个专业能发展自己的逻辑思维和批判性思维'。当这句话被翻译成英语的：“I chose this course because I wanted to develop my logical thinking and critical thinking”不仅听起来很奇怪，还会由于被太多考生使用，而令考官感觉很刺耳。另外这也好像不是一个特别诚实的答案。年轻的中国人要决定去哪所大学时必须要考虑到一些事情：他们要想自己对什么专业感兴趣，哪个专业是他们父母想让他们学的，哪个专业会帮他们毕业后找到一份好工作，他们也要估计自己的高考分数，然后猜他们的分数会允许他们申请哪所大学和学哪个专业。很少很少准备高考的学生在决定申请哪些大学的哪些专业时真的会问自己：'哪个专业会发展我的逻辑思维和批判性思维?不是嘛?

如何回答关于你为什么选了你的专业的问题?

我的建议：别说屁话就好!是你自己选还是你父母逼你选的专业?是你的首选还是因为高考分数很低没有其他选择。不要想太多，说实话就好。考官很喜欢听考生告诉他们真正的答案。

雅思口语错误表达02：乱用Cultivate

中国的雅思考生很喜欢这个词，不过很少有能正确使用'cultivate'的。在英语我们用这个词谈论植物，蔬菜和水果。在那种情况下:' to cultivate'的意思就像是'to grow'。正如我们可以说:'to grow plants/vegetables/fruit',我们也可以说:'to cultivate plants/vegetables/fruit'。但我们不可以说的是：'tocultivate children'或者 'to cultivate pets'。英语有几个表示'培养孩子'这句话的意思，取决于不同情况。

我们可以说'to educate children','to teach children things'或者 'to raise children'。

谈论动物和宠物时，

我们可以说'to breed animals'(繁殖动物)或者'to raise/ look after/ take care of pets' (养宠物)。

另一个正确使用'cultivate'的方法是：'to cultivate a sense of something'.如'to cultivate a sense of responsibility/belonging/ awareness 等等。(培养责任感 / 归属感/ 意识)不过虽然这个说法是正确的，但我还是推荐你最好别用!就像之前提到过的'with the development of....',太多考生过于频繁的使用这句话，而且往往用在不正确的上下文。如何表示'培养什么什么感觉'?当志愿者可以培养年轻人的责任感。

Doing volunteer work can make young people more responsible.

一位好的领导会培养人员的归属感。

A good leader can make their staff feel like they belong.

雅思口语错误表达03 I have been working for / I have already worked

当已经上班的中国人被问“你是一个学生还是已经工作了?”时，他们会回答说：“我已经上班___年了”。当在英语里被问这个问题：“Do you work or are you a student?“时，他们很多都会把那句：“我已经上班___年?”直接翻译到英语说：”I have already worked for ____ years.“这个回答的意思是：”我之前上班了__年，”所以这就意味着那个人现在不上班。因此，他们实际想表示的是：“I have been working for ____ years“.这个答案比较好一点，不过还不是正确的答案。已经上班的母语人被问到：”Do you work or are you a student?”时，一般来说，他们不会回答说他们上班了多久。他们只会说：“I work.“或者”I work, I'm a doctor“等等。他们被问到：

”How long have you been working for?”(你已经上班了多久?)才会提到自己上班了多少年。

JOHN的提醒：你的考官也许不会特别在乎这个他可能已听过太多中国考生犯的错误，但是如果你想让他知道你比普通考生厉害一点的话，

最好像母语人一样简单的回答说：“I work!”

雅思口语错误表达04Delicious food

'Delicious' 是一个很好的单词，在正确情况下偶尔用'delicious'没什么不好。我估计我大概每月一次会用到这个形容词。但一些英语学生的问题是：这是他们唯一会用来形容食物的单词。无论他们想表达好吃、美味、可口、香喷喷或者味道不错的食物时，他们总是用这个在小学就认识了的老朋友——delicious。他们从不会单独的用'food'这个单词，而是每次在'food'前面使用那个快要“过劳死”的'delicious'。

我建议你在雅思考试的那天，最好让这位老朋友休息一下，考虑用下面这些英语母语人经常用到的词：good food, nice food,tasty food, great food,scrumptious food。甚至有时候，我们没必要前面一定加一个形容词，简单的说'food'就可以了。那我们该如何谈论食物?那家餐馆的火锅很美味。The ho官方真题Officialt at that restaurant is very tasty.日本料理蛮好吃。Japanese food is great.我喜欢烹饪美食。I enjoy cooking.

雅思口语错误表达05 to broaden one's horizons

重要的事情说三遍：

这句话被中国雅思考生说的太频繁!这句话被中国雅思考生说的太频繁!这句话被中国雅思考生说的太频繁!如果你一个人去了非洲，在一个没电没水的农村呆了几年，在那边跟本地人沟通，学他们的语言，在他们的农田帮助他们干活，跟他们的孩子玩耍等等。

那你可以说那个经历真的“broadened your horizons”。

大家要注意的是：普通的去泰国旅游的经历，从安徽搬到江苏，在微信跟外国人交流都不能算。我的重点是：除非你在谈论一个独一无二，真真正正完全会改变人生的事情，否则最好不要用'to broaden one's horizons'这个说法。对了，虽然中文里有“大开眼界”这样的表达，但英文没有' to broaden one's eyes'的说法，这也是有些考生在考试中会用的错误句子。下面是些用英文表述“大开眼界”的栗子我看的纪录片让我扩大了眼界。

The documentaries I watch help me to know more about the world.

我想去美国为了打开自己的眼界。

I'd like to go to America because I want to see more of the world.

学英语帮了我扩大眼界。

Studying English has helped me to understand the world better.

雅思口语错误表达06 balcony

就像'French windows'一样,

'balcony'(阳台)是另一个很多考生以为被问到关于他们房间的问题时必须要使用的词。好多考生会冗长复杂地描述他们的阳台。然而绝大部分考官已经听到太多关于阳台的背诵答案。而且因为考官也知道并没有那么多中国年轻人都住在有阳台的房间。他们一听到另外一个人又很夸张的描述他们房间的阳台时，就会认为这个人也在背诵答案，而背诵答案是最最招惹考官厌烦的事情!!如何描述自己的房间?最好不要很详尽地回答这类考试第一部分的问题。千万不要考试前背这些简单问题的答案。如果为了回答“What's your favorite room in your home?(你最喜欢你家的那一间房间?)

类似的问题，你需要花很多时间背答案的话，

那就意味着你英语当时不够好。最好先用几个月专心练习用英语交流。经过几个月的高效口语练习后，你会觉得这样的雅思口语第一部分问题很容易，到时候就能很自然清楚地回答。

雅思口语错误表达07 French Windows

几年前，我不知道究竟是谁，也不知道是在哪里，也许是一个培训机构，一本课本或者一个网站。学生在雅思口语考试被问到关于你房间时，最好不要用'windows'(窗户)那个普通、无聊的单词，而是用'French windows'(法式窗户/落地窗)。”仿佛一听到那个超高级的魔法单词，你的考官就会觉得：你是一位非常了不起的、值得9分的考生!我还记得当时在两三天之内，突然听到很多考生用那个单词。

我不得不谷歌一下TMD的'French windows'到底是什么东西!(基本上是一个有很多玻璃的门)。从此以后，我至少听到好几百个考生在提到他们房间里的'French windows'。不过事实上，在中国很多年，我很少看到过那样的东西。那究竟该如何表达这类话的意思?请看下面的栗子!关于你房间的问题应该只会在考试第一部分出现。你不需要浪费时间过于仔细地描述你的房间。如果你想谈到窗户的话，你不妨描述一下

你从窗户可以看到的东西，比如：“I can see a river from the window of my room.” / “My room looks out onto a river.”

雅思口语错误表达08 With the development of science and technology / society / the economy / industry etc

在国内看新闻或者关于政经的书时，我们经常看到'随着_____的发展'那句话。

那句话翻译成'with the development of __'虽然没错，但问题是：英语母语人几乎从来不会用那句话。我在生活中听过好多关于政治，经济和社会的广播，我也跟很多朋友谈过那些事情，不过我好像从没听过任何母语人用'with the development of science and technology/ society/ the economy那句话。

然后在中国，只要当了一个上午的雅思口语考官，我平均来说会听到它10次!!母语人偶尔会用'With the development of the internet'这句话，但它在英语中的出现率比中文中少多了!你可能会认为这应该不是一个特别严重的问题，我们大部分外语学生有时候会把自己母语的一句话直译成外语，但问题是：太多太多中国考生都会用这个说法，而且会把它滥用到各种问题的回答中。那究竟该如何表达这类话的意思?

请看下面的栗子!

随着社会的发展，我们的生活压力很大。

- As (the) society has gotten richer our lives have become more stressful.

随着科技发展，跟世界各地的人交流很容易。

- Now that we have lots of new technology it's very easy to contact people from all over the world.

随着经济的发展，很多人可以出国旅游。

- As the country has gotten richer, it has become possible for lots of people to take foreign holidays.

9-12月雅思口语part2&3答案解析：一个好的决定

Describe a good decision you made recently.

You should say:

When it happened

Why you made this decision

What the decision was

And explain how you felt about it

A good decision I made very recently was the decision to go with my friends on a hike in the fragrant hills, just outside Beijing. I was not sure if I wanted to go because I am not really used to walking or hiking and things like this, so I was wavering in making the decision. But in the end they convinced me it would be fun, so I decided to go. Actually I asked my father about it and immediately he told me “Yes, of course, you should go! You’re always sitting around the house playing games on your phone. It would do you good to get out and exercise and get some fresh air outside of the city!” So, I decided I would join them. We set off about 6am from near where I live, in a hired minibus, and I took a backpack with a picnic, of sorts, and some drinks and things like this. It took a few hours to get there, and the journey was really quite pleasant. When we got out of the city we could see the vast countryside on all sides, and gradually the mountains came into view in the distance. I had a nap for a while, and then we were there! We got out and started to walk along a quite well-known trail that lead up into the hills. It was a fairly easy walk, and there were stone steps along the way too, so it wasn’t exactly a grueling mountain track in the middle of nowhere. A lot of countryside sites have been quite commercialized in my country over the years, and there are usually quite a few other visitors and tourists there too, so there are facilities along the way to cater for such people. I, honestly, would have preferred it if it were quieter – you can’t seem to get away from other tourists in my country and this can be a shame if you just want to spend time with friends and feel like you’re the only people there – just you and nature! Anyway, I did enjoy it, and we reached the top of one of the hills, sat down at a stone table, ate our food and chatted and took photos of the magnificent, panoramic views. I’m very happy I made this decision and that my father nudged me to go – as, otherwise, I would have just sat at home doing the same thing as I always do on the sofa, playing silly games and chatting to friends on my phone. Sometimes it’s good to decide to do something different with your weekend than your usual routine.

Part 3

1. How can parents help children make decisions?

Parents help kids make decisions in all sorts of ways. Mainly because they have more experience of life and a better, broader perspective on things. Parents don’t always help, though, sometimes they can be quite interfering and poke their noses in and try to make decisions for you, rather than guide you by calm and sound advice. It depends on the kind of parents really. I think parents should ideally acts as guides, and give logical advice, rather than push and force kids to do what they say. Also I think it’s important parents give reasons for their opinions, and not just tell you what to do from their positions of authority. Kids need to learn to make decisions by themselves, and parents should be there to help them, rather than force them. At least that’s my view.

2. At what age should children start to make decisions?

It depends on the type of decisions we are talking about. There are some decisions that children simply can’t make themselves, and other decisions which they are more than capable of making. Parents need to have a balanced idea of what things to allow their kids to decide for themselves, and what things to basically tell them to do. So, regarding the age when children can start to make decisions, I’d say that simple decisions can be made around the ages of 3 or 4 – basic things, like what snacks they might like to eat, or whether they’d like to wear one pair of shoes or another – and bigger “life decisions” should be made by parents until children are much older, into their teenage years.

3. What decisions do people make every day?

People on a daily basis make a range of decisions, like what to eat for lunch, what clothes to put on in the morning before going to work – how to do their hair. These decisions are largely based on mood and preference. Some days we simply feel in certain moods and not others for no particular reason. Other decisions might involve what kind of music to listen to, when to go to bed early or late, and which friends to meet for dinner or workmates to have lunch with. These are the kind of everyday decisions that most of us make. Then, there are decisions we need to make in our jobs, depending on projects we are working on and timelines and deadlines and the way we prioritise our working day.

4. Why are some people afraid of making decisions?

Making big decisions can be hard, because life is full of dilemmas – situations in which we are not entirely sure which is the best decision to make, and when the possible outcomes can be both beneficial or quite drastic. It’s tough to make bigger life decisions, like what to study, or which jobs to apply for or who to marry even! These decisions change our lives, so we have to be careful when making them, and, of course, this makes us nervous, afraid and scared, because the decisions are so big and can have such a huge impact on us in the future.

209-12月雅思口语part2&3答案：不喜欢那里播放的音乐

Describe an event you experienced but you didn’t like the music played there.

You should say:

When it happened

Where the event took place

What kind of music it was

And explain why you didn’t like the music

I remember very clearly a time when I went to a live concert, a live gig, and really didn’t like the music. It was a few years ago and my friend had a spare ticket to go to a concert in a place in Beijing called Yugongyishan - at the time it was a famous live music venue, which I think has closed down now. Anyway, it was to see a band called The Subs. I had not heard of the band, but it was a local, and quite well-known, Beijing punk band, apparently. I’d never really heard punk music before, so I was curious about the experience, so I agreed to go along with my friend. The gig started around 9pm and went on really late. There were a couple of other bands that played beforehand, but we missed those and just got there in time for the main band, The Subs. I recall that the whole place had amazing lighting and there were crowds of people near the stage, and a few free tables about half way down the room, where it wasn’t so busy. We stood at one of the tables and ordered some drinks. The band came on, on time, with a girl with bright pink hair as the lead singer – she was short, dressed in ripped jeans and a pink top to match her wild pink hair. She basically shouted, screamed I’d say, down the microphone, and then the guitars and drums kicked in and the place went wild. Basically, it was two full hours of loud, aggressive guitar, pounding drums and this girl leaping around the stage screaming into the microphone. Although a lot of the crowd seemed to love it, including my friend, I simply didn’t enjoy it one little bit – I thought it was crazy. I just don’t like aggressive styles of music like heavy metal or punk, I guess. They don’t really resonate with me – so although I guess I can appreciate why some people are attracted to them, personally, I don’t see the appeal – I found the whole gig nothing but a torture to my ears. After the gig I was massively relieved to be out of the place and away from the piercing noise, the screaming and shouting and the grinding sound of the guitars. I felt that my ears had almost been damaged and they were ringing as I waited for the taxi. My friend tried to explain the rebellious history of punk music and the alternative scene in Beijing, and how cool it was. But, I guess I’m quite a conventional person really – I just didn’t get it – it’s just not my style and not the kind of night out that relaxes or stimulates me. In fact, I was relieved to go home. I’ll never go to a punk concert again, I’m sure of that! I like the lighter, positive, upbeat sound of pop music, the grace of classical music and things like this. I like to see those kind of things live, but not punk or heavy rock music. I’m now very sure of that.

Part3

1. Why do many young people like spending a lot of money for concerts?

Young people are often into fashion and music. They tend to follow trends of bands and fashions that go along with the kind of music they like. It’s common that young people get really passionate about music and sometimes the lead singers, guitarists or key musicians in a band are even role models for young people. I think young people like to express themselves a lot, and when they get to their teenage years they want to show their individual tastes, personalities and also share the same kind of tastes as some of their peers in the same social groups. It’s a time in life where they are becoming adults, in a way, but they don’t have the responsibilities that adults have, so they follow these kinds of expressive things, like popular music or perhaps alternative, more individualistic trends, and they get incredibly emotional about them sometimes. I think it’s a stage of development that can be quite beneficial in a way. So, the result of this is that they will certainly pay money to see their “heroes” on stage and perform live music in front of them.

2. Do you think young people and old people enjoy the same kind of music?

Not really no. Most of the time old people enjoy more traditional styles of music, and younger people like more upbeat, perhaps slightly rebellious types of music – or at least music which is faster, perhaps easier to dance to, be active to, or music that stimulates those kind of moods: the mood for dancing, being highly active and doing things quickly or even rashly. I think that this reflects the stage of development and the energy that young people have. Older people, having been through similar stages in their own youth, tend to get a bit more tired with that kind of thing, and want more relaxing and conventional lives. As a general rule, this is the case anyway. Although, I must say, there are some older people who do keep up with times, follow a lot of modern music, and have a genuine interest in different musical styles – those kinds of people are likely to share the musical interests of their kids and the younger generations in general. So, there are older people, too, who are music enthusiasts and do follow current musical trends, but not so many from my experience.

3. Do you think it is appropriate for old people to go to concerts?

Of course, I think older people can do what they like really. If they want to see a concert, whether it be a modern pop, rock or punk concert, or a classical concert, why shouldn’t they? It’s all a matter of taste really. If they feel like being in those kind of places then I think it’s fine. Naturally, I think most older people wouldn’t really choose to be in the thick crowds of young people in a heavy metal or punk concert, really. They’d usually prefer to see a traditional performance or a calmer, more classical performance in a theatre or so. But, for those older people that do enjoy modern concerts, I can’t see any reason why they shouldn’t go if that is what they’re into!

雅思口语

篇2：口语考官官方吐槽：雅思口语考试别说这些话

作为前雅思口语考官，每天的工作就是和无数雅思考生尬聊，每个雅思考生可能只有10分钟，但是口语考官却要说上一整天。大家都很辛苦，前雅思考官John为大家分享了他在工作中遇到的中国雅思考生最容易说的8个典型口语错误表达，一起来了解一下.

口语考官官方吐槽：雅思口语考试别说这些话

8个雅思口语考试时千万不能说的表达，来自雅思口语考官的诚意分享。讲真，考生们辛苦了，雅思口语考官也辛苦了。互相尬聊也是挺难为大家的。以下总结的这8个雅思口语错误表达只是个别典型，当然还有很多雅思口语错误示范，雅思口语提分的关键除了多练习，还要注重正确的口语表达的积累。

雅思口语错误表达：01to develop one's logical thinking /critical thinking

如何回答关于你为什么选了你的专业的问题?

雅思口语错误表达02：乱用Cultivate

我们可以说'to educate children','to teach children things'或者 'to raise children'。

谈论动物和宠物时，

我们可以说'to breed animals'(繁殖动物)或者'to raise/ look after/ take care of pets' (养宠物)。

Doing volunteer work can make young people more responsible.

一位好的领导会培养人员的归属感。

A good leader can make their staff feel like they belong.

雅思口语错误表达03 I have been working for / I have already worked

”How long have you been working for?”(你已经上班了多久?)才会提到自己上班了多少年。

JOHN的提醒：你的考官也许不会特别在乎这个他可能已听过太多中国考生犯的错误，但是如果你想让他知道你比普通考生厉害一点的话，

最好像母语人一样简单的回答说：“I work!”

雅思口语错误表达04Delicious food

雅思口语错误表达05 to broaden one's horizons

重要的事情说三遍：

那你可以说那个经历真的“broadened your horizons”。

The documentaries I watch help me to know more about the world.

我想去美国为了打开自己的眼界。

I'd like to go to America because I want to see more of the world.

学英语帮了我扩大眼界。

Studying English has helped me to understand the world better.

雅思口语错误表达06 balcony

就像'French windows'一样,

类似的问题，你需要花很多时间背答案的话，

雅思口语错误表达07 French Windows

你从窗户可以看到的东西，比如：“I can see a river from the window of my room.” / “My room looks out onto a river.”

雅思口语错误表达08 With the development of science and technology / society / the economy / industry etc

在国内看新闻或者关于政经的书时，我们经常看到'随着_____的发展'那句话。

请看下面的栗子!

随着社会的发展，我们的生活压力很大。

- As (the) society has gotten richer our lives have become more stressful.

随着科技发展，跟世界各地的人交流很容易。

- Now that we have lots of new technology it's very easy to contact people from all over the world.

随着经济的发展，很多人可以出国旅游。

- As the country has gotten richer, it has become possible for lots of people to take foreign holidays.

雅思口语考试技巧：帮你拿高分的口语技巧

雅思口语考试技巧一：提前准备适合自己的口语高分词汇

在备考的时候，准备一些常用的7分雅思词汇和雅思技巧，在适当的时候脱口而出，会给你的考试增光添色，同时要在考前的练习过程中，掌握好paraphrase的方法，因为在雅思考试的过程中，由于紧张或者是本身词汇的匮乏，在自己不会的单词上面会卡壳，而雅思口语是相对比较灵活的，在这种情况下，需要我们用其他的话去替代那个卡壳的点，这样你的雅思口语就会顺畅、自然。

雅思口语考试技巧二：灵活应对雅思口语考试中的话题

雅思考试中的话题有很多，疑难话题是大家拿到雅思口语满分的最大障碍，当你在雅思考试的时候，遇到的题目是从来没有见过的，或者是自己比较生疏的话题，需要你灵活转换，但是当你无法做到灵活转化的时候，那就需要说一个最容易而且最能说出内容的话题。

雅思口语考试技巧三：充分利用考试中笔记记录

雅思口语考试中的一张纸，就是第二部分开始的时候，考官会给你一张纸和一支笔，让你在思考的时候可以做一些笔记，有些考生觉得做笔记没什么意义，因为做完了之后，说的时候还是和笔记大相径庭，这说明考生在下面练习的时候没有很好的掌握通过看笔记说英语的习惯，因此在考场上才会觉得笔记没太大作用。

雅思口语考试技巧四：调节心理状态，不畏惧，不胆怯

雅思考试注重的是语言的应用性，因此在考场中的状态和心态对你的考试起到了举足轻重的作用，大部分的考生都没有参加过这样的口语考试，因此在考前对考试存在一种惧怕感，总是担心自己见到老外之后，可能会说的都会变成不会说的，这就是一种考试障碍，所以需要大家把自己的心态放平稳，一定要把雅思口语考试当成是一个和考官的谈话，是和一个陌生人的谈话，仅此而已。把自己想说的，能说的，全都表达出来。

雅思口语考试技巧答题的五大误区要避免

雅思口语考试备考过程中，词汇，这在多数中国考生的眼中都有着一个崇高的地位，但也形成了很多雅思口语答题误区，甚至现在还有不少的学生认为只要词汇量足够，雅思口语获得高分是理所当然的事情，这都毫无疑问的成为了中国考生在雅思口语备考上的关于词汇量的最大误区。

雅思口语答题误区1 说的越快就越显“牛”

我们在平时讲英语的时候或许不太注意自己的说话速度，也许有人习惯上讲话时用很快的语速，由于平时看到的听到的大部分是美国式的英语，给人的感觉是流畅轻快，节奏感也很强，可是雅思口语的考官大部分是来自英国、新西兰、澳洲或者加拿大，对于他们来讲语速是考量一个人语言素质和修养的关键因素，对于他们来讲，较快语速不是表现良好沟通的方式，反而平均的语速或者较慢的语速也许能够更加拉近彼此之间的距离产生好感，因此，控制好自己的语速和谈吐是口语表现中不可小视的问题。

雅思口语答题误区2 多说长句就是好事

在评分标准中，对于语法和流利度以及连贯性两项中，都有对句型运用的语言概念在各项分数级别中做了不同程度和侧重的解释，一般来讲，在口语表达中，能够运用不同形式的句型和语法可以从一方面体现一个人的语言能力，可是对于高分级别的语言标准，需要说明的是不同形式的复合句的使用是建立在充分的信息依据和明确的语音特征基础之上的，包括自然停顿、重音、语气、升降调等诸多体现情感态度的表达因素，由此可以看出没有任何语气特征上的指示和表明，也没有任何可以过渡不同形式的复合句之间的连接成分，势必会让考官怀疑你是在背诵已经准备过的答案，或者像是没有情绪的机器人在朗读。

雅思口语答题误区3 问到有关自己的问题必须说事实

在考官询问某些问题的时候，特别是在第一部分，所涉及到的话题通常是有关自己的个人情况和业余生活爱好等，由于之前准备不够充分，因此我们在回答某些实际问题时可以采用事实依据加以提炼或者修改、假设、虚构等方式让自己的表达符合问题提干要求和核心意思，考官不会考查你的内容是否属实，主要关心你是如何表达你的思想的方式，因此不要轻易直接回答你不清楚或者你不知道的答案。

雅思口语答题误区4 交流是目的，语言本身是其次

聪明的你可能认为考官毕竟是人，因此和他搞好群众关系是临场发挥极为关键的事情，因此你会频繁的使用眼神交流法、微笑法、开玩笑法等博取考官对你好敢以期可能最终会得到比较满意的结果。但是，语言技术层面的工作才是最重要最急需做好的，相信一个满脸挂着微笑却只能进行只言片语的交流的考生，考官在评判的时候还是会客观地下结论，因此光是表面功夫还是不够的。

雅思口语答题误区5 考场外面我的“地盘”我做主

雅思口语考试的前一天有同学很早就来蹲点，为了收集当天考试的信息为第二天的考试做准备，其实这是一项极其危险的工作，因为口语考场纪律中严格要求考生不能在考场周围相互之间询问考试内容，因此你千万不要临时抱佛脚去找现成答案，如果出现任何意外请自求多福

“贪多嚼不烂”这就是对于以上雅思口语答题误区的最好形容，雅思口语高分不在于词汇量有多“庞大”，而在于词汇使用的巧妙、细节和地道，同样雅思口语高分也不在于说的有多快，快并不等同于流利，而应该追求语意、逻辑的连贯，并且要保证基础语法的正确性。希望以上雅思口语考试技巧答题的五大误区要避免的内容对大家备考雅思口语有帮助哦。

雅思口语考试技巧之临场发挥的参考建议

除了要认真的准备外，雅思口语要想考到高分，雅思口语临场发挥也非常重要，那么到底该怎样进行雅思口语临场发挥又有哪些建议，分享给大家，希望对大家有所帮助，文中观点仅供参考。

众所周知，影响英语口语流利程度的一个重要心理因素就是怕出错。中国学生在回答为什么害羞不敢与老外交谈时最通常的回答就是：“我怕出错。”常见的症状就是一句话出口前，先想好中文，再在心里把它译成英语，然后再出口，这样即便是说出来的话滴水不漏，语流的连贯性上也大打折扣。口试是口语考试，关键是交际能力。我们不能要求口语和书面语一样毫无差错。相反，如果口语说得像书面语一样四平八稳、准确无误，反而让人觉得不得体。

口语和书面语是两种不同的风格。考生既然进了考场，都是有备而来的。这时的最佳心理状态就是认识到学习语言不可能不出错。要相信人在情急之下的潜能超水平发挥。考官提出问题后，最好能在5秒钟内就开始回答。

放松的心态。雅思考试中中国考生尤其要注意的问题就是注意听考官的问题。通常的情况是考生们太紧张或是太急于表现自己，没有听清楚考官的指示。在第一种情况下，考生通常是比较少和外国人接触，有“恐外症”。Lanny有个学生就是这样，一进考场就懵了，后来他回忆，其实大部分题目在Lanny提供的机经中都有，只是当时太紧张，根本没有听懂。考官还很耐心地给他解释了题目，他都没有把握住机会。可见紧张是怎样的误事。如果你也有这种情况，唯一的办法就是多找外国人聊天，克服对高鼻子蓝眼睛的恐惧。

如果是第二种情况，你完全可以要求考官复述一遍题目(Beg you pardon; Will you repeat that, please-,etc。)，或者解释一下(What do you mean by that-etc。)，因为有的题目确实是考生从没考虑过的，提这样的要求是合理的，不会被扣分，因为这也同样是交际的一个方面，没听懂硬扛着或瞎猜，只能被扣分。问清楚问题再答总好过没弄清乱答。

对自己的口语充满自信。说话犹豫、经常停顿、不断重复同一个词，是考生容易出现的问题，也是最容易让考官扣分的地方，因为流利程度是最重要的评分标准之一。这些问题的出现主要是因为考生对自己的口语不自信，总觉得自己的口语不够标准，或者担心自己词汇不够，到时说不出来，认为“巧媳妇难为无米之炊”。实际上有几千词就够“炊”的了(简明朗文英英字典的英文解释以及美国之音特别节目所用词汇都只有几千词)。假如把一位未受教育的澳大利亚老太太十天内所说过的话记录下来，其词汇量也许不超过一千!但任何人都不会怀疑她的英语口头表达能力。

篇3：雅思口语考试要注意这些

雅思口语考试要注意这些

手势方面

手势是一种吸引注意力和增进理解的好方法。但有些身体动作在考试中不能做。例如，互相指对方是很不礼貌的。挥舞手臂或摇晃双腿是非常不礼貌的。挠耳朵和鼻子的动作会让考官觉得你在撒谎。不要咬手指或挠头皮。否则，整洁的考官会给你留下很坏的印象。

目光接触

应该有眼神交流，但千万不要直视考官，否则考官会觉得尴尬。另外，有些人喜欢在被强调的时候盯着看，但在西方人眼里，盯着看是很不礼貌的，他们经常感到愤怒。事实上，从西方电影中不难发现，西方人在表达惊讶时通常会露出舌头或微微耸耸肩，很少有人会瞪大眼睛。

笔尖

别习惯咬钢笔!在主题2中，考官会给你一支铅笔来写东西。有咬笔习惯的考生要注意。别咬钢笔。后面的考生应该用笔。雅思口语备考,不出国考雅思有用吗考生看到你咬它会觉得很不卫生，对你的印象会大打折扣。

谈话的音量方面

最后但并非最不重要的是，在雅思面试中，谈话的音量应该得到很好的控制。蚊子般的嗡嗡声会让考官听不到你在说什么，给人一种自信的感觉。但声音太大，说不出话来。雅思口试不是背诵比赛。有人认为，突然提高语调在阐述中会起到重要作用。但想象一下，如果你是雅思考官，一天之内你面试了无数考生，你的身体和大脑都感到非常疲惫。这时，你的身体正处于白日梦的阶段，一个候选人突然好转了，你说话的口气不是从板凳上摔下来的吗?很长一段时间才能让你那颗受惊的心平静下来。你怎么能给对方的考生高分呢?

雅思口语考试状况应对之无法立刻应答

无法立刻应答

如果问题有难度，无法立刻给出答案，那么可以先针对问题给出一个简短的评价，为自己争取一些思考的时间：

1. That’s difficult to answer, but (maybe)…

这个问题很难回答，但是(也许)...

2. I’m sorry, but I don’t know much about…but perhaps…

不好意思，但是我对于...不是很了解，但是也许...

3. Maybe I can answer your question by telling you about a personal experience I had.

也许我可以通过告诉你一个我自己的经历来回答你的问题。

4. That’s an interesting question…let me see. Well, I suppose that…

这是一个很有趣的问题...让我想想，恩我认为...

5. Yes, that’s a big issue.

是的，那是一个大问题。

总的来说，雅思口语考场上大家还是要随机应变。如果担心自己过于紧张会影响发挥，也可以对着镜子分饰两角多多练习，或者找语伴也是不错的选择。建议大家在参加口语考试前对于各种情况都做好应对的准备工作~

雅思口语考试状况应对之简单过渡词

简单过渡词

如果你不需要这么长的思考时间，你可以说这些简单的过渡词：

“ well”

“you know”

“actually”

“I mean”

“personally”

“to be honest”

“on the other hand”

“frankly”

“as a matter of fact“等等，

这些表达也叫”discourse marker”(语篇标记)，也就是并不改变句子本质意思的语言填充物。这样的表达也是雅思官方评分标准里面有明确要求的。它们可以帮助我们争取思考的时间。

篇4：雅思口语考试千万要注意这些

雅思口语考试千万要注意这些

手势方面

目光接触

笔尖

谈话的音量方面

雅思口语高频易错发音10单词

雅思口语易错发音词 1. Usually [?ju:?u?li]

这是比较难纠正的一个发音。考生通常将这个词读做 [?ju:ru?li]。/?/的发音是个难点。

同类错误包括：treasure, pleasure

雅思口语易错发音词 2. Thing [θi?]

这个词经常被读为 [si?] [sin]。/θ/的发音是难点，经常被读为/s/。

同类错误包括：theatre, Thursday, theory, theme, throat, thread, think, thank, thirteen, thirty, third, thousand, thick, thirsty, thoughtful, thorough

雅思口语易错发音词 3. Then [?en]

这个词经常被读成 [zen] [den] [z?n] 。/?/的发音是难点，经常被读为/z/。

同类错误包括： they, them, their, theirs, there, the, than, then, though, thus, therefore

雅思口语易错发音词 4. The [??]

这个词经常被读为[z?] [d?] [d??]. 这是Chin-glish的代表发音。这个词还经常被错误加入卷舌音，读为ther。

雅思口语易错发音词 5. China [?t?ain?]

这个词经常被错误的加入卷舌音，读为Chiner。

同类错误包括：Christmas, delicious, idea

雅思口语易错发音词 6. Kind [kaind]

这个词经常被读做 [k?nd] (canned). 有趣的是几次都有学生说到 He is a canned (kind) person. 从“他是一个好人变成了”“他是一个罐装人”。

同类错误包括：like, style, mind, quiet, retire

雅思口语易错发音词 7. Fun [f?n]

这个词经常被错误的读成 [f??] (类似中文的“放”)。鼻音的错误非常常见，涉及到/n/ 和 /?/的音学生经常出错。

同类错误包括：run，won，month，enhance

雅思口语易错发音词 8. All [?:l] vs. Only [??unli]

All经常被读成 [??], 而only经常被读成[? ?:nli]. /?/ 和 /?u/的发音是难点。

同类错误包括: also vs. most; cloth vs. clothes;

雅思口语易错发音词 9. Very [?veri]

这个词经常被读成 [?vairi]。在元音中/e/ /?/ /ai/ 经常被混淆。

同类错误包括：said, many, guess

雅思口语易错发音词 10. Expensive [iks?pensiv]

在音标/s/后的轻辅音浊化问题是很多学生常犯的错误。在较短的单词中大家都能注意到浊化的问题，例如skirt, sport, student 等。但在较长的单词中错误仍然大量存在。

同类错误包括：Australia，discuss, experiment, experience, responsibility

雅思口语话题--媒体篇必知词汇

在我们日常生活中接触和谈论最多的电视、电影、书本、报刊、杂志和广播等，由此也成为雅思口语考试中必考的一个话题类别。由于该话题对学生词汇量要求较高，因此一直被广大“烤鸭”奉为“魔鬼话题”。实际上，只要备考得当，应对这些话题并不至于太难。口语专家给出如下备考宝典：

雅思口语--词汇篇

首先，我们需要积累相关词汇。重要词汇的涵盖面很广，以下几方面需重点关注：

■电视类：较多见的有game show、soapopera、talk show、TV drama program。又如电视对生活产生的影响，我们plan our lives aroundTV;对孩子，电视则会affect schoolwork。再如在没有电视的年代，一家人会在晚饭后playfamily games，如chess、card、board game等。

■电影类：常考的有comedy、animation、horror film、thriller、action、romance、classic、mys-tery、science fiction、drama、documentary等。

■影评：常考的有fabulous、fantastic、mar-velous、outstanding、fascinating、awful、disgust-ing、dreadful、horrible、stupid、absurd、dumb、ridiculous、silly、bizarre、odd、unusual、weird等。

■电影组成：常考的有crew、leading ac-tor、leading actress、plot、story、race car scene、chase scene、shootout、action scene等。我们不妨通过中英结合的模式来记：现代高科技电影中，special effect必不可少，能stun audiences。此外，一部好电影还要好的soundtrack，它的photography必须是real，不能一眼看上去就是fake，再加个surprising ending就完美了，一定能成为一个blockbuster、hit、top grossing film。一流大片当然要角逐OscarAwards或nomi-nation的热门。电影的制作着实不易，每个scene都要film、shoot好几次，还会shoot fromdifferent angels直到完美。有机会要去studio看看电影的拍摄过程。一般的电影主题都是积极健康，宣扬growing up、friendship、love、goodagainst evil，那样才能win our hearts。

■书本分类：分成fiction和non-fiction。novel就是最典型的fictional book，小说有几个要素必不可少，它们是plot、setting、theme以及character。小说可以是whimsical，serious，也可以是controversial的。一本好的小说会有surprising ending，故事情节要紧凑，要movealong fast，配有illustration的comic book是小朋友的最爱。 non-fiction包括almanac、en-cyclopedia这些reference book，这些书中有很多in-depth article。书的封面也有很多种，较多的是hardcover book和paperback book。

■报纸种类：分 daily、weekly、morningpaper、evening paper，还可以按内容分成tabloid、broadsheet newspaper等。 tabloid的特色是specialize in news aboutpeople，通常比较sensational，语言较为simple，里面会有很多half-truth，观点也时常是biased的，总体来说是为了娱乐大众，比如里面会有一些明星的slander。

而broadsheet newspaper的版面比较大，是multi-section newspaper，比较serious，文字也较为difficult，作者多为well-informedjournalist。这些制作精良，内容严肃的报纸也被称为quality newspaper。无论哪份报纸，frontpage和headline始终都是吸引人眼球的重点。

篇5：专家：离职时别说这些话

专家：离职时别说这些话

许多人在离开原单位时心里都有很多感慨，与同事、老板相处的感受，对工作的各种看法……

这些话说还是不说?说和不说分别有什么好处、坏处?应该怎么说?什么应该说?什么不该说?

林洁到公司一年后，就萌生了离职的想法，因为这个家族企业的人际关系太复杂，每个部门都有老板的亲友，同事们平时很少沟通，好象互相都防着似的。刚到公司的时候，林洁提交了一份财务计划，其中谈到销售部门的费用过高。第二天销售部经理助理就来找她谈话，希望她能“实事求是，不要只盯着费用，应该把效益和费用结合起来考虑问题”。林洁被这次谈话弄得不明所以，后来才搞清楚，原来销售经理是老板的表弟。

自己部门的工作问题，就更大了。财务部经理是老板的妹妹，她仗着自己的特殊身份，一揽公司的财务大权，而且还做了许多不符合财务规范的事情。这些，林洁都看在眼里，也非常清楚长此下去会对公司会造成危害。可是，碍于她的特殊背景，林洁不知道该跟谁说，只有自己郁闷的份儿。

直到递交辞职报告的时候，林洁还在为一个问题摇摆不定：说还是不说?公司的管理存在漏洞，尤其是财务方面，老板是因为对外人不放心才用自己妹妹的，可是这样做的结果却适得其反，使员工与老板之间隔了一道天然屏障。如果不说，问题会越积越多，终究要出烦;可是如果说了，老板会相信吗?——她毕竟是个“外人”。再说，如果这些事情传出去，对她再找工作也不一定有好处，因为做财务工作是最忌讳“多说话”的。

最后，林洁还是选择了缄默。职场险恶，多一事不如少一事，再说既然自己已经选择离开，原公司的好坏跟自己也没什么关系了，何必做这种费力不讨好的事呢?但缄默的林洁，并没有因此而平静，内心的挣扎总是撕扯着她，直到一年后，新工作的忙碌才让她渐渐淡忘过去的事。

专家解析：

通常辞职的原因可以分为两种：个人原因和外部原因。由于个人原因而辞职，比如另谋高就、深造以及家庭变迁等而主动放弃工作的，大多都会对公司有些许不舍，进而产生些许内疚，所以在跟领导和同事沟通的时候，会本着善意和相对平和的心态;而由于外部原因离职的，比如因为公司环境不好、领导不公正等不得不放弃工作的人，大多心里会有很多负面情绪，会有很多委屈、愤懑、抱怨要倾诉，这时的“说”与“不说”就涉及到维护心理健康的问题，所以后者应该是我们重点讨论的话题。

像林洁这样因为在单位遇到烦恼不能解决而辞职的人，在离职者中占有很大的比例。总结她的离职原因，主要有以下几种：

公司大环境不好，人际关系复杂直属领导有私心，使林洁不能秉公做事鉴于直属领导的特殊背景，林洁不能把遇到的问题通过正常渠道解决公司前景危机四伏，林洁的职场发展前景不乐观，

“说”的正面效果——有益于心理健康

对于像林洁这类的离职者而言，“说”，是一种倾诉和发泄。人心里的各种情绪总要有一个发泄的渠道，即使不在工作单位说，也会跟家人、朋友倾诉;即使说的不是事情本身，也会通过一些载体把这些情绪发泄出来。从心理学的角度看，如果不把这些情绪发泄出来，那么它很可能转化为身体的某些病症，比如失眠、焦躁、忧郁、烦闷等等。所以，“说”——把负面情绪发泄出来，是一种对心理健康有益的自我保护过程。

“说”的负面效果——放大负面情绪

有些人在说的过程中情绪激动，越说越生气，越说越想说，把本应该思考的过程以一种不正确的方式表达出来，强化了一些非理性的东西，反复通过这种非理性的方式解决压力，进而使理性思考逐渐减少。但其实这个“说”的过程对解决问题没有丝毫的帮助，反倒放大了负面情绪，使自己更加不开心。这时的“说”，就是一种损伤心理和生理健康的做法。

“不说”的正面效果DD有利于理性思维的成熟

如果林洁不说是基于理性的思考，觉得这些问题没有必要说。即使不说，公司的相关领导也了解情况，多说反而会影响他们的判断和决定，那么“不说”的决定就会成为林洁的一次理性反思过程，有利于她理性思维的成熟。

“不说”的负面效果DD可能对自己和亲友造成伤害

如果林洁不说是因为害怕，或者不知道跟谁说，那么林洁内心的问题既没有化解，又没有倾诉渠道，这些负面情绪很可能会积累成疾，或者以其他方式发泄出来，对自己和亲友造成伤害。

与专家对话—— 说还是不说?

判断说与不说，一定要看自己的选择是否基于理性的思考?是否出于过激情绪的反应?如果林洁确定自己想说的话是为了公司的利益着想，并且有理有据，心态平和，就可以说;如果林洁是在激动的情况下控制不住自己的'情绪，为了心里的郁闷和不快而发泄，最好就不要说。否则很可能后悔或者伤害别人。

怎么说?就某一件具体事情而言，例如林洁在财务工作中遇到阻碍和违反财务法规的行为时，如果觉得自己不说心里放不下，那么最好选择正确的方式说。所谓正确的方式，即就事论事，澄清事实。因为每个人看问题的角度不同，所以每个人眼里的事实也是不完全一样的，要在对别人和对自己负责任的基础上，把自己看到的事实说清楚。

对谁说?

通常应该是谁的问题对谁说，比如林洁的烦恼主要是财务主管工作中的问题，那么就应该跟主管直接说，而且要开诚布公地说，这样更有利于直接解决问题，以免造成误会和错觉;但如果跟对方说了以后没有达到预期效果，林洁也不妨跟上一级的主管人员说，但要明确这样做的目的是为了解决问题，而不是发泄私怨。

什么不该说?

人身攻击的话不应该说，A的问题跟B不应该说，过激的言语不应该说，对解决事情没有益处的话不应该说。相信把握住这几个方面，林洁的述说会是一次正义的、公正的倾诉。

职业咨询师的心理辅导——

不要把负面问题泛化

一个人在离职时，不论出于何种原因，都说明本人在职场生涯中有一定的盲点和欠缺。即使是因为所在的单位有问题，或者领导和同事的确不好相处，但毕竟还有人继续在那里工作，从这一点看，起码本人的容忍度和接纳度还不够。任何事物都有正反两面，如果只从反面看问题，那么就可能把负面的东西泛化，从而蒙蔽了自己的眼睛和心理，使自己看到、想到的都是阴暗面。这种状态无论对于解决目前的问题，还是对于即将面临的新环境，都没有益处。所以要尽可能反向思维，使自己具备全面认识问题的能力。

篇6：雅思口语考试常用谚语

雅思口语考试常用谚语

1. A bosom friend afar brings a distant land near. 海内存知己，天涯若比邻。

2. A common danger causes common action. 同舟共济。

3. A contented mind is a continual / perpetual feast. 知足常乐。

4. A fall into the pit, a gain in you r wit. 吃一堑，长一智。

5. A guest should suit the convenience of the host. 客随主便。

6. A letter from home is a priceless treasure. 家书抵万金。

7. All rivers run into the sea. 殊途同归。

8. All time is no time when it is past. 机不可失，时不再来。

9. An apple a day keeps the doctor away. 一日一个苹果，身体健康不求医。

10. As heroes think, so thought Bruce. 英雄所见略同。

11. A young idler, an old beggar. 少壮不努力，老大徒伤悲。

12. Behind the mountains there are people to be found. 天外有天，山外有山。

13. Bad luck often brings good luck. 塞翁失马，安知非福。

14. Bread is the stall of life. 面包是生命的支柱。

15. Business is business. 公事公办。

16. Clumsy birds have to start flying early. 笨鸟先飞。

17. Courtesy costs nothing. 礼多人不怪。

篇7：雅思口语考试句子

1.I have a lot of problems. 我有很多问题。

2.I hope our dreams come true. 我希望我们的梦想成真。

3.I’m looking forward to seeing you. 我期望见到你。

4.I see what your mean. 我了解你的意思。

5.I can’t do this. 我不能这么做。

6.Let me explain why I was late. 让我解释迟到的理由。

7.Let’s have a beer or something. 咱们喝点啤酒什么的。

8.Where is your office? 你们的办公室在哪?

9.What is your plan? 你的计划是什么?

10.When is the store closing? 这家店什么时候结束营业?

11.Are you sure you can come by at nine? 你肯定你九点能来吗?

12.Am I allowed to stay out past 10? 我可以十点过后再回家吗?

13.Tom’s birthday is this week. 汤姆的生日就在这个星期。

14.Would you care to see it/sit down for a while? 你要不要看/坐一会呢?

15.Could you do me a big favor? 能否请你帮我个忙?

16.He is crazy about Crazy English. 他对疯狂英语很着迷。

17.Can you imagine how much he paid for that car?你能想象他买那车花了多少钱吗?

18.Did you hear about the new project? 你知道那个新项目吗?

19.Do you realize that all of these shirts are half off? 你知道这些衬衫都卖半价了吗?

20.Are you mind if I take tomorrow off? 你介意我明天请假吗?

[雅思口语考试必备句子]

篇8：雅思口语考试技巧

技巧一：答案须清晰而详细

千万不要刻意用一些深奥或复杂的字来解释事情。不要以为这样可以加深考官的印象，一个简洁明了的答案绝对比一个复杂难懂的答案好。但要指出的是，简单的答案并不等于短答案，答案太短会使整个面试有太多的停顿，而考官也要大伤脑筋多想问题，你面临的问题也就会更多。

技巧二：凡事尽量说好的一面

在回答问题时应表现正面的态度。考生通常都应该诚实地回答所有问题，但有一些问题，回答的时候还是应该保持比较正面，尽量说好的一面。例如问你对自己家乡的印象，就算你真的认为非常不堪，也不应说出口。一句话，不要complain。

技巧三：熟用下列表达方式

Good morning. Good afternoon. I’m very well. Thank you. Pleased to meet you. I beg your pardon. What exactly would you like to know? Perhaps I can begin by telling you about… Recently, I’ve been studying at … Recently, I’ve been working at … I’ve been studying English for (1 year)... The reason I’m taking the test is because … Would you like to know about …? Before that I studied at … Before that I worded at … At the moment I’m studying at … At the moment I’m working at … Have I answered your question? Is there anything else you wish to know?

技巧四：把握考场节奏

首先，你尽可能地多说，让考官少说，但也不要走上极端，把两个人的交谈变成一个人的演讲，要注意分寸。我们每一个考生并不应期望着考官会问到我们已准备的问题，但是如果遇到，不要word-for-word地把自己准备好的答案滔滔不绝地背诵出来，给人一种明显在背书的感觉。这是一种最危险的做法，当他知道你在背诵事先准备好的答案，他会打断你而改变另一个话题。你可能会失去这个好机会而陷入困境。

巧妙地运用一些犹豫表达，好像在边想边说，同时也可以询问一两句考官的想法。另外，在交谈过程中，考生也会被问到自己不熟悉的话题。有些考生过于紧张，会出现冷场现象，这时千万不要沉默，没反应，或苦思冥想。这样不仅没有解决问题，反而给考官留下一种不会表达自己的印象。考生应尽量控制谈话，试着改变题目;对比较难回答的问题，尽量偏离它。

以上句型虽然简单，但一定要滚瓜烂熟。考官一问，你马上能不假思索地脱口而出。有些考生有这样的经验：明明平时运用娴熟的句型，等到考试时由于紧张，一下就忘了，把最简单的“I am from ShenZhen.”说成“I am come from ShenZhen.。”

篇9：雅思口语考试：如何描述一个人

想象一下此刻你坐在口语考场里，考官要求你讲讲身边最亲密的一位朋友，或者是你所见过的穿着独特时尚最时尚的人，你会怎样去描述呢?

雅思口语考试：如何描述一个人?

斯嘉丽

Scarlett

出处：《飘》(Gone with the Wind)

作者：玛格丽特·米切尔 (Margaret Mitchell)

Scarlett O'Hara was not beautiful, but men seldom realized it when caught by her charm as the Tarleton twins were.

那斯嘉丽·奥哈拉小姐长得并不美，可是极富于魅力，男人见了她，往往要着迷，就像塔尔顿家那一对双胞胎兄弟似的。

But it was an arresting face, pointed of chin, square of jaw.

可是质地虽然不调和，她那一张脸蛋儿却实在迷人得很，下巴颏儿尖尖的，牙床骨儿方方的。

Her eyes were pale green without a touch of hazel, starred with bristly black lashes and slightly tilted at the ends.

她的眼珠子是一味的淡绿色，不杂一丝儿的茶褐，周围竖着一圈儿粗黑的睫毛，眼角微微有点翘。

Above them, her thick black brows slanted upward, cutting a startling oblique line in her magnolia-white skin - that skin so prized by Southern women and so carefully guarded with bonnets, veils and mittens against hot Georgia suns.

上面斜竖着两撇墨黑的蛾眉，在她那木兰花一般白的皮肤上，划出两条异常惹眼的斜线。就是她那一身皮肤，也正是南方女人最最喜爱的，谁要长着这样的皮肤，就要拿帽子、面罩、手套之类当心保护着，舍不得让佐治亚那大热的太阳晒黑。

达西

Darcy

出处：《傲慢与偏见》(Pride and Prejudice)

作者：简·奥斯汀 (Jane Austen)

His friend Mr Darcy soon drew the attention of the room by his fine, tall person, handsome features, noble mien, and the report which was in general circulation within five minutes after his entrance, of his having ten thousand a year.

他的朋友达西先生立刻引起全场的注意，因为他身材魁伟，眉清目秀，举止高贵，于是他进场不到五分钟，大家都纷纷传说他每年有一万磅的收入。

The gentlemen pronounced him to be a fine figure of a man, the ladies declared he was much handsomer than Mr Bingley.

男宾们都称赞他一表人才，女宾们都说他比彬格莱先生俊美得多。

And he was looked at with great admiration for about half the evening, till his manners gave a disgust which turned the tide of his popularity; for he was discovered to be proud; to be above his company, and above being pleased.

人们差不多有半个晚上都带着爱慕的目光看着他。最后人们才发现他为人骄傲，看不起人，巴结不上他，因此对他起了厌恶的感觉，他那众望所归的极盛一时的场面才黯然失色。

罗切斯特

Rochester

出处：《简·爱》(Jane Eyre)

作者：夏洛蒂·勃朗特 (Charlotte Bronte)

His figure was enveloped in a riding cloak, fur collared and steel clasped; its details were not apparent, but I traced the general points of middle height and considerable breadth of chest.

他身上裹着骑手披风，戴着皮毛领，系着钢扣子。他的脸部看不大清楚，但我依稀辨认得出，他大体中等身材，胸膛很宽。

He had a dark face, with stern features and a heavy brow; his eyes and gathered eyebrows looked ireful and thwarted just now; he was past youth, but had not reached middle-age; perhaps he might be thirty-five.

他的脸庞黝黑，面容严厉、眉毛浓密;他的眼睛和紧锁的双眉看上去刚才遭到了挫折、并且愤怒过。他青春已逝，但未届中年，大约三十五岁。

于连

Julien

出处：《红与黑》(The Red and the Black)

作者：司汤达 (Stendhal)

He was a lad eighteen or nineteen years of age, small in stature, with irregular but delicate features, and of a constitution apparently weakly.

他是个十八、九岁的瘦小青年，看起来羸弱，面部的轮廓也不大周正，但颇为清秀。

His nose was aquiline; and his large black eyes, which in quiet moments showed thought and vivacity, were ablaze now with the fiercest hatred.

还有一个鹰勾鼻子。一双大而黑的眼睛，静时显露出沉思和热情。此刻却闪烁着最凶恶的憎恨的表情。

His dark brown hair, growing very low on his forehead, gave him a narrow brow, that in moments of anger looked positively wicked.

深褐色的头发长得很低，盖住了大半个额头，发怒的时候凶相毕露。

His face would hardly be remarked among the infinite variety of human countenances by any feature particularly striking.

他的容貌并不出众，在芸芸众生中并不会引人注目。

His slight, well-proportioned figure gave evidence more of agility than of strength.

他的身材修长而匀称，更多地显示出敏捷而非力量。

看完文学大触们笔下的描写

人物形象是不是已经跃然手机之上了?

进行人物形象描述时，可以先从脸型、五官、面部特征、发型、身材、性格特征这几点入手，下面罗列了相关的词汇：

Face

round face 圆脸

oval face 瓜子脸

square face 方脸

a haggard face 瘦俏的脸

baby-faced 娃娃脸

plump cheeks/chubby cheeks 胖乎乎的脸蛋

fair-skinned 白皮肤的

a pale complexion 肤色暗淡的

slightly dark/tanned 肤色比较深

oriental 黄皮肤的，东方人的

suntanned 棕褐色

brown 棕色皮肤

pale 皮肤苍白

Feature

scar 伤疤

dimple 酒窝

freckles 雀斑(复数)

a mole黑痣

spots 斑

wrinkles/lines 皱纹

clean-shaven 胡子刮光了的

unshaven 未剃胡子的

high cheek bones 高颧骨

pointed chin 尖尖的下巴

double chin双下巴

even 整齐的

uneven 不整齐的

Eyes

bright/sparkling/twinkling/shining eyes

闪闪发光

hazel eyes 淡褐色的眼睛

deep-set 深陷的

sunken 凹陷的

bulging/protruding 凸出的

contact lenses 隐形眼镜

wearing glasses 戴眼镜

thick bushy eyebrows 浓密的眉毛

thin eyes brows 淡眉毛

long eyes lashes 长睫毛

high cheek bones 高颧骨

Stuff on face

beard 络腮胡

moustache上唇上的小胡须

bristle/stubble 胡须茬儿

Nose

High-bridged nose 高鼻梁

straight nose 直鼻梁

long nose 长鼻梁

noble nose 好看的鼻子

flat nose 塌鼻

snub-nosed 朝天鼻，猪鼻子

aquiline/hooked nose 鹰钩鼻

a roman nose 鹰钩鼻/高鼻梁

Mouth

thin lips 薄嘴唇

thick lips 厚嘴唇

cherry lips樱桃嘴

Hair style

straight 直的

curly 卷发的

wavy hair 波浪发

spiky hair 刺头/板寸头

crew cut平头

bald 秃头的

pigtails 辫子

parted hair 分头

ponytail 马尾

fairly long 很长(正合适)

bangs/fringes 刘海

dyed 染色的

golden 金黄色的

jet-black 乌黑的

blonde 淡黄色(金发美女)

blond 淡黄色(金发男)

fair 金色的

brunette 浅黑色的

mousy 灰褐色的

chestnut 栗色的

Figure

fat 肥胖的(较贬义)

overweight(较客气的)

chubby 胖乎乎很可爱

pudgy 又矮又胖

stout 粗壮

buff/muscular 健美的

strapping 魁梧的

blimp 胖子

slim 瘦的

tallish 有些高的

plump 丰满的

slight 瘦小的

short and stout 矮胖

medium height 中等身材

average height 一般身材

middle-sized 身高中等的

below average 低于平均身高

perfect figure 完美的身材

beefcake 体格强壮的，猛男

Personality

confidence/assertive 自信的

bubbly 活泼的

carefree 无忧无虑的

optimistic 乐观的

pessimistic 悲观的

well-mannered 有礼貌的

extroverted/sociable/outgoing 外向的

introverted/shy 内向的

frugal 节俭的

diligent 勤奋的

conscientious 勤奋敬业的

ambitious/aspirating 有抱负的/有野心的

enthusiastic 热情的

talented/gifted 有才华的

witty 风趣的

quick-witted 机智的，反应快的

resourceful 深谋远虑的/足智多谋的

level-headed 遇事冷静的

forward-looking 有远见的

materialistic 金钱至上的

amiable 和蔼可亲的

mild 温和的

sympathetic 富有同情心的

compassionate 有爱心的

sincere 真诚的

honest 诚实的

trustworthy 可信赖的

candid/straightforward 直率的

modest 谦逊的

arrogant 傲慢的

humorous/amusing 幽默的

funky 时髦的,古灵精怪的

sensitive 感性的

sensible 理性的

open-minded 开明的

considerate 考虑周到的，体贴的

careless 粗心大意旳

generous 慷慨的

knowledgeable 有见识的，渊博的

tough/tenacious 顽强的

classy 很有品位的

graceful 优雅的

urbane 温文尔雅的，斯文的

low-key 低调的

articulate 口才好的

dashing 华丽的，劲头十足的

snobbish 势力的

aggressive 霸道的

cheeky 厚颜无耻的

stubborn 顽固的

hypocritical 虚伪的

self-conceited 自负的

self-contred 自私的

big-headed 妄自尊大的

pushy 有进取心的，爱出风头的

scatty 愚蠢的，健忘的

conservative 保守的

Style

Flamboyant 华丽浮夸

Chic 时髦雅致

Eclectic 兼收并蓄

Modest 简约端庄

Casual 休闲

雅思口语真题及回答范文分享

Describe a journey you would like to go on by car, motorbike or bike.

You should say:

where you would like to go;

how you would like to go there;

who you would like to go with;

and explain why you would like to go there by car, motorbike or bike.

解析：

题目要求描述一次你乘坐小汽车、骑摩托车或者骑自行车旅行的经历。要求论述时间、地点和形式等细节信息，还需要解释一下你为什么去那里选择这种交通工具。

Well, I would like to go Las Vegas. The city is around 125 kilometres away from my town, Bullhead City in Arizona. So if I could go there, I think by car is a second-to-none choice. Las Vega is mostly famous for the colourful nightlife. This is a resort town located in the Mojave Desert in Nevada. The town has some specialties and during the night times, it looks best. The entire city is well decorated and illuminated. The most amazing feature of the city is the musical fountain. It is synchronised with music. Besides, the Strip is also another attractive issue at the town. The replicas like Eiffel Tower; Egyptian Pyramids etc. are also some adorable things here.

I am a student at Everest College and having an undergrad course in economics. I have a group of six members in the college. We love to be together always like having a group study, moving for a theatre, joining at any ceremony and more. Sometimes we make some short trips in some less distant areas. Now we are planning to have a trip in Las Vegas. Though I went there for several times with my dad to meet my uncle who owns a small pub there, I did not have the chance to move on my own. Dad always was with me lest I get into any bar or pub and have a drink. In fact, my parents are conservative in some aspects.

I would like to go there by car because it is a long journey. Las Vegas is around 125 kilometres away from my home. Moving such a distance alone is not preferable for me. Go there with your good friends will be much better. If I become a victim of an accident, there is none to look after me on the highway to Vegas. Even there are some risks to move alone in the city until you are matured enough to protect yourself from any sudden invasion. Considering all the issues, I have decided to make the trip with my friends. Moreover, it would be great fun for us. A wonderful sightseeing journey! All of us have visited the town but we lack the experience to stay at night there. So, I am going there on the car that will be driven by David.

Describe a time you were not allowed to use your mobile phone.

You should say:

when and where it was;

why you were not allowed to use your phone;

what you wanted to use your phone for;

and explain how you felt about not being able to use your phone.

解析：

题目要求描述你不被允许用手机的时刻，这种时刻可以时某个重要的场合，比如考试，开会等等。题目中的问题要素都要一一作答。

Last Monday, I went to visit a famous grand museum that is located in the center of the city. The administrator said that we are not allowed to use our mobile phones and cameras during the visit because taking photographs of exhibitions are not allowed. I obeyed the rules, handed in my mobile phone and other personal stuff and enjoyed the visit. Suddenly, it occurred to me that I didn’t tell my mom that I would be late for home and I took the only keys of my home. She possibly couldn’t get into the rooms if she came home earlier than me. Then I couldn’t focus on my visit. I wanted to use my mobile phone to call her. But the workers in the museum told me that they could only return our mobile phones after the visit is over, otherwise they will shoulder the responsibility of any loss of visitors’ stuff. I was worried and restless all the time during the following visit.

This is the first time that I wanted to use my phone so much. I felt a great sense of unease and danger if I lost the contacts by mobile phones. The most key point is we are in the era of science and technology. Mobile phones have become the most common product that most people have access to. It has become a normal habit that whenever you wanna use it, you can use it. If you can’t, it seems that you’re deprived of some basic need. We often say that we rely too much on our electronic devices, but I have to say they are really helpful in all sorts of emergencies.

篇10：雅思口语考试技巧

雅思考试口语技巧一：风险转移法

顾名思义，就是把回答问题时的风险转移规避出去。在口语考试过程中，时不时会出现怪异刁钻的题目，或者说是自己根本没有准备过并不熟悉的题目。在此情况下考生究竟应该如何应对呢?是坦白的告诉考官自己不会呢?还是不分黑白乱侃一通呢?其实答案是也不是。

在此情况下，雅思考生应该机警的应对，采用风险转移法。以第一部分2006年考到的“鸟”的题目为例。考官问道：“What are the most popular birds in China and what meanings do they have?” 其实先别提大多数考生是否知道在中国流行的鸟究竟有哪些，事实上应该连鸟的英文名字都叫不上来一两个，就更别提他们的含义了。这时候怎么办?总不能不回答问题吧?好办。考生可以坦然地告诉考官：“I don’t really know much about birds.”或者干脆说：“I don’t know.”但是记住，这永远不是问题回答的结束。接下来一定要说“but”。可是but之后又该说什么呢?胡侃瞎侃可以吗?完全可以，但是风险要转嫁出去。考生可以用一个简单的转移技巧：“but one of my friends is crazy about birds, and he used to tell me...” 你看这样子即使考生接下来乱侃一通，考官也不能指责考生，因为这些内容根本就是听别人说的嘛，要怪也要去怪别人吧。

所以说遇到难题不会回答的题，不要着急，一定要镇静。回答时可以侃，但是一定要侃的有理，侃的巧妙。天道小编提醒广大考生可以再考试前总结一下雅思口语考试题目，了解一下雅思口语考试介绍。

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